The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-10-14
LOCAL NEWS
The ashops" are located.

F. H. Clark is keeping house in E.
E. Whites residence.
Little Jake" Seligmann, of Sagi-
raw, was in the city Monday.
THE TIMES JOB department is en-
joying good run Of JOB printing.
The political bee for fall nomina-
tons in '88 is buzzing around quite
lively.
The next meeting OF Pomona
grange will be held at Henderson on
the 18th inst.
Owosso tent X. OF. M. visited
Corunna tent on Tuesday evening.
The boys report a big time.
Owosso merchants did a big busi-
ness last week. One firm reports an
decrease of over $7oo over fair week
of last year.
Married, by Rev. ]. Donnelly, at
the Baptist parsonage, Oct. 9th, Mr..
Dewitt {. Carr, of Bancroft and
Miss Rosa Horn, Of Hartwellville.
Married, by Rev. G.. H. Wilson, at
his residence on Goodhue street Oct.
10th, Geo. Mcbride and Miss Agnes
w. Mcbride, both of Venice.
County Clerk WEIGH will leave on
Monday next for six months stay In
California, in hopes of benehtting his
health. Certainly we wish him a
pleasant trip and renewed health and
strength.
The officers elect of the Congre-
gational Y. p. S. c. E. are: Pres /,
Byron Dawes, Vice-Pres., Alex. H.:
Mosher; Sec, Annie Williams; Treas,
: Cornie Goodhue; Organist, Anna
Willoughby.
On Monday the scar shops" com
mittee sold the $4,000 car shops
bonds and have located the shops
on the land just east of the Shook
factory in the third ward. Work will
be commenced at once.
Died, in Hazelton Sept. II. 1887,
Edwin J., son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Whitfield, aged II yrs II mos and 4
days. Born in Bloomfield, Oakland
county, Mich Pontiac papers please
copy.
Genuine Pennsylvania hannels;
yarns, blankets, Golden Rhine Sax
ony, Midnight Germantown sold by
us for Is years If you don't know
them ask your neighbor about the.,
or call and see them,
~ OsBURN & Sons.
Lost: Two rings, tied up in the
corner of handkerchief, at Wese.
ner's hall, Wednesday evening. One
of the rings was marked with the fig
ures "S7" and the other a garnet
ring. Finder will be paid reward
by returning them to the TIMES Of.
fee.
List Of letters advertised at Owosso
postofice for week ending Oct. 8:
James BooIs, Nora Fuller, Mrs ] J
Conkling, Mrs Eunice Smith, G w
Workman, Fred Irish, + r. Lemon
"a, Levi Moss, Mrs Jane Miller.
Foreign: VIM Fl Brown. Drops: Geo
w Cripps, Roscoe Chaffin, E
Rourke. Geo E Hanson.
DR.. Roberts, the morse dentist has
sold his set OF tools to DR.. Jopling of
this city, and turned his business over
to him. This branch added to his
already large practice will give DIR.
!. an extensive business. Prof Rob-
erts has done great deal of business
while in the city and has the satisfac.
ton OF knowing that all his patrons
are we'll pleased with his work. For
the present he win make his head
quarters at Flint.
The term of G.. +. Mason as county
drain commissioner will expire shortly
and the board Of supervisors will elect
someone to succeed him. Mr.. M.
has been a faithful officer; worked
for the interest of the county, tax
payer and al concerned. We do
not think the board can do better
than to re-elect him for second
term. ff HkEffA
AS will be noted by the Council
proceedings, Supervisor WillouRhby
Matlock resigned his Office on Mon
day evening. The Council APP
pointed the local editor of The TINES,
+. o. Dewey, to fill the vacancy.
Will has gone on the road for De-
troit firm Owosso has never had
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